Wayne Blackshear hurt his shoulder and will miss the entire season.

Blackshear has a torn labrum that will require surgery, Louisville said in a statement. His recovery time is expected to be at least four months.

Blackshear averaged 32.6 points and 14.6 rebounds his senior year at Chicago's Morgan Park High School.

Andre Drummond, Anthony Davis and Austin Rivers headline this year's group of players on the Tisdale Watch List, which is an award given to the top freshman player.

Michael Kidd-Gilchrist and Marquis Teague, teammates of Davis on Kentucky, are also on the list.

Rounding out the list are Bradley Beal, Florida; Chane Behanan, Louisville; Khem Birch, Pittsburgh; Andre Drummond, Connecticut; Le'Bryan Nash, Oklahoma State; Adonis Thomas, Memphis; Josiah Turner, Arizona; and Cody Zeller, Indiana.

Combo guard D'Vauntes Smith-Rivera has committed to Georgetown.

Smith-Rivera was committed to Xavier at the end of last year and while Georgetown was seen as a frontrunner after he de-committed, there had been a surge of interest for the high scoring guard from the likes of Louisville, UCLA, NC State and Memphis.

Smith-Rivera is ranked as high as 22nd by Rivals and as low as 45h by ESPN.

Smith-Rivera is originally from Indianapolis and now attends Oak Hill

Solomon Poole, a guard from the class of 2013, has taken a visit to Louisville.

"I just went and saw the facilities and the Yum arena," Poole said. "They’re recruiting me and it was nice. It was a nice place."

Poole's brother Stacey is on the roster at Kentucky.

Poole said his main schools are Georgia, South Florida, South Carolina, Georgia Tech, Miami, Oklahoma State and Louisville.

Poole was impressed by his visit to Louisville.

"I like their coach, he is legendary," he said. "You can’t beat a legendary coach who knows what is doing and he has good assistants around him."

Robert Upshaw has narrowed his list to Georgetown, Fresno State, Louisville and Kansas State. The 7-foot-0 center has eliminated Arizona, USC, UNLV, Maryland and Oklahoma State.

Upshaw will make an official visit to Louisville on October 14th.

Andrew White will make an official visit to the Louisville campus this weekend.

White is a 6-foot-6 shooting guard.

"I am looking forward to it," White told The Courier-Journal. "I have been to Kansas and last weekend I went to West Virginia. I still have a long list of schools, I haven’t narrowed anything down yet on paper. But in my mind, I know what I am looking for."

White is ranked No. 51 in the class by ESPN.com, is No. 52 by Scout.com and No. 56 according to Rivals.com. He is also planning a visit to Texas.

"I kind of noticed I would really fit well into coach (Rick) Pitino’s system," White said after watching some U of L film and talking to Pitino and assistant coach Kevin Keatts. "I saw a lot on film, and some things that I have researched, and a lot of opportunities for shots because they can break people down and get into the lane."